Sentence examples for the raw building blocks from inspiring English sources

Professor Mark McCaughrean, the senior science advisor at the ESA, told BBC Radio 4 it was a sad day as he reflected on what the Rosetta mission had achieved "It's giving us a real insight into the building blocks of the solar system and the material which could have formed life on the earth, not life itself but the raw building blocks," he said.

However, IaaS adds value at a layer deeper than SaaS, providing the raw building blocks rather than the end product.

Third, Creationists point out that modern evolutionary theory asserts that the raw building blocks of evolution, the genetic mutations, are random.

Salesforce has extended the benefits of multitenancy to other software developers through the Force.com platform, which allows third-party companies to use the software's raw building blocks and advanced application components to create their own multitenant applications.

The movement of raw materials is a useful guide to future economic growth because the raw materials are the building blocks for the world economy; coal is used to generate power, iron ore is used to make steel for housing and construction, and copper is needed for electrical wiring and plumbing.

It is possible that the Guodian texts only furnished some of the textual "raw material" or "building blocks" that were used later to create the Laozi (Boltz 1999).

The building blocks of the building blocks of the building blocks of… well, you get the idea.

Just as genes are the fundamental building blocks of biology, words are the raw material of ideas.

The use of it as a raw material in the production of building blocks was investigated in this paper to find an alternative to dumping this environmentally unfriendly material into land fill.

The Chinese drug agency does not oversee the making of pharmaceutical raw materials, called intermediates, which are the building blocks for active pharmaceutical ingredients.

Organics are the "building blocks" of life, or at the very least the raw molecular material.